[Apologies and corrections]
There was an error in the description of the Patek Philippe Aquanaut Ref. 5168 on page 68 of the January 2018 issue (No. 74) of Chronos Japan, in the special feature "Sports Watches to Choose Now."
The correct translation is as follows:
We apologize to our readers and all concerned parties and would like to make the correction here.
Patek Philippe
Aquanaut Ref.5168
The Ref. 5168, released in 1997 to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Aquanaut, is the largest in the collection, measuring 42.2mm in diameter, reminiscent of the original Nautilus, nicknamed "Jumbo." However, its thickness is kept to just 8.25mm, making it comfortable to wear. The black-graded blue dial makes a statement. Automatic winding. Water resistant to 12 bar. Priced at 420 million yen.
Cal.324 SC
The Cal. 324 SC movement, with its 21K gold central rotor, ticks with a high degree of precision, with a daily deviation of minus 3 to plus 2 seconds. The beauty of the traditional finishing, which has captivated countless watch enthusiasts and is meticulously applied down to every screw, can be admired at any time through the sapphire crystal case back. Another notable feature is its slim design, measuring 27mm in diameter and 3.3mm thick. It has 213 parts and beats at 28,800 vibrations per hour.
